The king is dead, long live the king!Turn 32Celt scouts destroy a barbarian village and rescue a Celt settler family that was held prisoner there. The scouts start to escort the settlers towards their homeland.
When the king receives word of this rescue, he cancels the training of the family that was deemed worthy to settle new lands. Instead he issues orders to use the valuable tools and food to finish the left wing spiritual project started by his predecessor, King Garry. He also orders his workforce to build a road towards the area where the king planned the second town of his expanding empire.
Turn 35Celtic scouts discover the lands of the previously encountered Arabs
Turn 39Celtic scouts find more inhabited land. They are greeted by a funny looking man with a wart on his chin. He gives them something called a 'book'. The scouts don't know what it is, until they find out the leaves inside are perfect for wiping arses. Funny gift though...
Turn 40Celtic scientists finally find out how you can stack one stone upon another. The king now orders them to investigate the rumour that stuff called 'seeds' can grow into plants when put into the ground.
The settler family finally made it to the location where the king planned a new town. They unpack their things and build their first house. They begin training a family member for 'improving stuff'. Whatever that means...
Meanwhile, in lands far, far away, Celt scouts meet people calling themselves Khmer.
Turn 41Celt roadbuilders connect the seat of the king to the newly settled lands, enabling trade between the two towns.
Turn 42Jeez, how many different people life on 'our' continent?! Celt scouts meet the 'Persians', who also think they have a right to live here.
Turn 48200 Years after the first rumours. Celt scientists finally manage to grow a plant from a seed. About time...
Because the current king does not want to upset his ancestor whose dream was to discover 20 different religions, he orders his scientists to find out how to change peoples minds into thinking that only one (not two, and not five and a half, just one!) god exists.
Turn 51Some guy comes and tells us we suck. The king has his head chopped off.
Turn 52A period of pillage and loot. Celt scouts snatch a village away from foreign scouts and loot 66 gold pieces. Meanwhile more to the north, other scouts loot 58 gold. Quite nice in a time where the empire spends more gold than it gains.
Turn 53Far to the east Celt scouts discover a similar great water as is known close to the west.
Turn 54An interesting looking circle of stones is built in Bibracate. New age is born. Our ancestor will be pleased.
Although there is still a family around that is halfway through the lessons "how to build a town in 100 days", the king decides to order the local thugs to go and find some clubs first. This will give the local populace some time to give their offspring much needed lessons in hill climbing. Someone told the king that that would earn him 4 'hammers', which, he is told, is a good thing.
Turn 55While scouts defeated a big bad wolf, more lands around Vienne are claimed from wilderness.
Turn 56The lands where the previously encountered Khmer come from are discovered.
Turn 57Using the newest technology, some working folk create something they call a farm. This enable bakers to create whole corn loaves in stead of just slices of whatnot.
Turn 59After 175 years, the local thugs have finally found the clubs they are happy with. The lessons on 'how to build a town in 100 days' are finally continued, while people climb the hills to the south of Bibracte.
Meanwhile, Celt scouts discover the lands that the Persians call home.
Turn 60The king turned old, very old... On his death bed, he calls his advisers and asks them if he did well. They do not answer that question, but show him maps of his towns and the lands his people discovered.
The King's sigh of regret that he did not have more time to explore strange new worlds, to seek out new life and new civilizations, to boldly go where no Celt has gone before turns out to be his last breath.
(2 lions, 3 wolves and 1 panther were hurt in the making of this write-up)